Tariff Debates on Wire Rods Coal and Iron ore
Officials heard from A W Campbell of West Virginia and F J Slade of New Jersey on duties for wire rods and structural iron. General Imboden urged protecting Virginia coal iron ore, stressing Southern labor and protectionist policy to aid shipbuilding and mining communities. Congressmen from Maryland pressed to keep coal duties to protect wages and coastwise trade. The committee adjourned to hear sugar refiners tomorrow.
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Oliver
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Irenton
N. J
Slower
Slade
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Virginia
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Kentucky
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Central America
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Carlisle
Nova Scotia
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Flower
New York
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Louis A. McComas
Maryland
M. Hitchins
Wales
James A. Sloan
John Falkin
John P. Otterson
Alleghany
Presidential duck shoot party moves toward Washington
Norroth Va Dec 27 The presidential duck shooting party visited the Harrison homestead at Lower Brandon sixty miles up the James River then returned to Claremont. They left Commodore Bateman's yacht at Claremont and rode to Waverley on the Norfolk and Western road. Early tomorrow they will depart Waverley by carriage toward Richmond and on to Washington.
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Theobroma Quinine Wine Sold in Boston by Goodwin Co
A historical note claims La Gripper or influenza cured in two days using Theobroma Quinine Wine sold by George Goodwin & Co at 36 and 38 Hanover Street Boston. The claim attributes rapid recovery to the remedy.
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Uniform System of Buoys and Beacons Proposed by Committee
An International Marine Conference committee urges a global standard for buoys and beacons emphasizing uniform color for night and thick weather distinction, optional shapes, and sequential lettering. They cite red and black for starboard and port sides, with conical and spar shapes used in various nations, and suggest gradual adoption to minimize cost while improving navigation.
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Annual Election of Officers and Installation in Massachusetts Masons
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Massachusetts held an afternoon session at the Masonic Temple. Officers for 1890 were elected and installed, with Samuel Wells named grand master and a long list of senior and junior wardens, treasurers, secretaries, and district grand masters. The ceremony concluded with the feast of St. John the Evangelist and remarks from notable members, about 300 attending.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Tremont and
Boylston
Samuel Wells
Boston
Charles H. Norris
Salem
George H. Rhodes
Taunton
John Carr
Roxbury
Serena D. Nickerson
Cambridge
Charles A. Welch
Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
William F. Salmon
Lowell
Henry Endicott
Charles C. Dame
Newburyport
Percival L. Everett
Otis E. Weld
Edwin B. Holmes
Eugene F. Endicott
Chelsea
Edward C. Morris
Henry K. Dunton
The
Masonic Education and Charity Trust
S. Wells
Charlies
Dame
Lucius R. Paige
D.D
Theodore C. Bates
Worcester
William
Benjamin A. Rould
Samuel _B. Spooner
Springfield
Cor. G
Frank T. Dwinell
Albron. Osgood
Daniel G. Crandon
D. D.G.M
John Albert Blake
Haverill
Herbert C. Taft
Gloucester
Charles P. Morrill
M.D
North Andover
Elisha H. Shaw
North Chelmsford
Charles A. Bartlett
A. St. John Chambré
Henry G. Jordan
G.M
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G.L
Charles W. Parmenter
Colene
William B. Fisher
New Bedord
Charles 5. Robertson
Somerville
Thomas Kellough
East Boston
Delay means prudence in Brazil cable issue
The Philadelphia Ledger warns delaying Senator Morgan’s recognition resolution until the truth about the Brazilian cable is known. By Congress’s next meeting on the 6th of next month, the world may discern if Brazil’s military usurpation is a real government or merely a rope of sand.
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Harvard and Yale Debate on Scholar Merit and Hard Work
A Harvard Yale letter to the Post challenges claims that Harvard students rest on laurels. The author cites catalogues from 1889 to 1892 showing higher admissions standards, significant student losses and gains, and numerous promotions. The data argue that Harvard demands effort and that cramming and leisure claims are unfounded.
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New England
The Forum's January Issue Analyzes Tariffs and Farmers
The January number of The Forum presents extensive reading on economics and society. Carlisle argues tariffs benefit farmers indirectly, while other pieces discuss Prehistoric America, marriage, woman suffrage, air navigation, and notable early aviation power calculations.
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Carlisle
America
Major Powell
W. S. Lilly
Goldwin Smith
Labouchere
England
R. H. Thurston
Langley
Chanute
Wenham
British Aeronautical Society
Pelican
Charcott
Colonel Conkling
Mr. Kercheval
Professor Welch
Western Farmers
WOBURN LABOR TROUBLES Knights Reply to Manufacturers
The Knights of Labor executive board denies that the troubles are due to dictation and argues wages are the core issue. They note past efforts at arbitration, warn of public harm, and offer to submit the dispute to local or state arbitration with the Manufacturers' Association urged to join for a settlement.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Modus vivendi renewal uncertain says Empire
Toronto dispatch notes The Empire reports that US alias news of non renewal next year is unfounded. Modus vivendi expires February 15 under Wash Act and parliamentary continuing legislation may be needed. Government policy decisions are still under consideration.
Ingalls Stricken by Mild Russian Influenza
Senator John J. Ingalls of Kansas, holidaying at his Arrears on Dec. 27, developed mild Russian influenza symptoms after a cold. He canceled a planned Topeka teachers association address due to the illness, though it is not serious.
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Future Situs of the Cotton Manufacture in the United States
A detailed review of a Popular Science Monthly January article by Edward Atkinson arguing New England advantages in cotton production, with diagrams on climate in New London Atlanta and New Bedford, and comparisons to the South. Engaging letters from Spencer Greenwood Huxley re London Times and pieces on crime and education accompany scientific notes and notable papers.
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Atkinson
New London
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Frederick Greenwood
Huxley
London Times
Benjamin Reece
J. Dybowski
M. J. Poisson
Otto Meyer
C. Morton Strahan
A. 5. Packard
Kate Fields Washington Debuts With Bright Original Venture
The first issue of Miss Field's new venture is bright breezy and original. It includes a lively account of the paper’s founding and brief, chatty notices on people books plays and affairs in the capital New York and Boston. A Christmas comedietta by Miss Field promises stage appeal.
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Kate Field
Washington
Miss Field
Capital
New York
Boston
Collieries in Wyoming Region Suspend Operations
ScRanton Pennsylvania December 27 The principal collieries between Wilkesbarre and Carbondale halt work due to a dulled coal market. About 10 000 miners will be idle by week’s end with several Delaware Lackawanna Western mines in Scranton closing indefinitely. The market is described as paralyzed and overstocked at all points.
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Penn
Great Wyoming
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Carbondale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Earth Caves In Causing Damage Across Plains Suburb
A large cave-in in Plains suburb Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania occurred without warning, creating many holes up to thirty feet deep. St. Lee's Catholic Church and the parsonage sustained damage, with several other buildings and several acres affected.
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Governor Nominates Judges and Officials to Maine Supreme Bench
Governor Burleigh announced nominations for the Maine Supreme Judicial Court with Artebas Libby of Augusta and Elmer E Richards of Farmington named as judges, John A Hinkley of Gorham as a state normal schools trustee, and a Franklin county court clerk appointment to fill Josiah H Thompson’s vacancy.
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Burleigh
Supreme Judicial Court
Artemas Libby
Augusta
Elmer E. Richards
Farmington
Franklin County
Josiah H. Thompson
John A. Hinkley
Gorham
State Normal Schools
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